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Comedot Ultimate Template [4.5]

All-in-one project template & components framework: Basically nodes but for gameplay. Optimized for 2D pixel art. • Includes components for platformer/overhead/tile-based movement, combat, interactions, inventory, turn-based logic etc.• Handles tricky edge case issues in physics, stats, collectibles, climbing etc.• UI controls like stat HUDs, buttons for special skills etc.• Scenes for Logo → Main Menu → Options, Input Remapping, Pause Overlay & simple game examples.• Save/Load player preferences in config file with `Settings.anyName = 69`• Helper functions & debugging tools like realtime charts for monitoring variables.• Free-to-use 3rd-party assets for quick prototyping.Even if you don't need the template or components, you can cherry-pick specific code to use in your own scripts.This is a work in constant progress! For delicious details & the latest version, gaze upon the glorious GitHub repository: https://github.com/InvadingOctopus/comedot/tree/developTilesets: https://kenney.nl/assets/1-bit-pack Font: Jayvee Enaguas (HarvettFox96) https://www.dafont.com/pixel-operator.font

corodra

CharacterBody Platformer Rope Physics

Template for platformer with characterbody2D, no assets needed, visuals with polygons 2DFeatures:- Coyote Time- Jump Buffer- Variable Jump- Acceleration and friction curves to make a fine movement- Custom Rope Physics- Rope visuals based on rigidbodies- Terrain based on polygons2D- Modular visuals for rope- raycast hitControls:- A/D to horizontal movement- W to jump- Left mouse button to use the rope. Right mouse button to jump anywhere (debug purposes)

Kenney

Starter Kit Basic Scene

This includes a basic scene and environment set-up for a pleasing and bright result, comes with the (CC0 licensed) Mini Arena pack.

Kenney

Starter Kit 3D Platformer

Kenney's Starter Kit 3D Platformer is a basic template for a 3D platformer game in Godot 4.3 (stable). Includes features like;- Character controller (with double jump)- Collectable coins and falling platforms- Camera controls (rotate, zoom)- Gamepad support- Sprites and 3D Models (CC0 licensed)- Sound effects (CC0 licensed)

keolai

Pause Menu

This template allows for you to easily add a pause menu functionality to your game, with minimal restructuring.

malco

Steam Template

This is an easy to modify / expand template project that uses Gramps' GodotSteam and Expresso Bits' SteamMultiplayerPeer.This has a main menu with applied and saved settings, ui and music audio, and LAN and Steam lobbies. Invite a friend through steam to join.

asdromundo

Godot-Rust Template Project

A robust, ready-to-use template for integrating Rust into your Godot Engine 4.5+ projects. Leverage Rust's speed and type safety in your game development with this pre-configured starter kit.Just open the "grust" folder and use "cargo build" to create the extension library.Based on the Godot Rust Book Tutorial, all recognition goes to the Godot Rust team.Find more info at the [Github repository](https://github.com/asdrome/rust-template-godot).

Oplexitie

Cupcakes Framework

A Five Nights at Freddy's framework made for the Godot game engine.

Kenney

Starter Kit FPS

Starter Kit FPS is a basic template for a 3D first person shooter in Godot 4.3 (stable). Includes features like;- Character controller- Weapons, switching weapons- Enemies- Sprites and 3D Models (CC0 licensed)Controls:- W A S D: Movement- Spacebar: Jump- Left mouse button: Shoot- E: Switch weapon

Linko

Simple Online Multiplayer Networking Authoritative Dedicated Server

# Simple Online Multiplayer Networking Authoritative Dedicated ServerA simple Godot multiplayer setup. Change the IP address to your cloud service public DNS, then compile and upload it as a Linux headless version with debug. The clients will connect automatically to the server. The server has full authority; players can only send inputs in order to prevent cheating. The server is the only one able to see the players’ inputs. The server selects a random map, then selects a random node in the spawn area group, obtains its dimensions, and sets a random position for the client spawned inside it.## Tutorial to host the game online* Create an Amazon Web Services account, then sign in to the console. At the top right, set the region to where you want to create the server (ideally East United States or West Europe).* Create an EC2 instance. Create a key pair, name it for example **mykey**, and save it in a folder that you call **security**. Beside the checkbox **Allow SSH traffic from**, set the option to **My IP**. Click **Launch instance**.* Go to your instance. Click the **Security** tab. Open the **Security groups** link. Click **Edit inbound rules**. Click **Add rule**, set the type to **Custom UDP**, and for the port range use the port of your game (in this demonstration project it is 8080). For the source, select **Anywhere IPv4**. Click **Save rules**.* In your instance, copy the full Public DNS address to your game script for the constant `SERVER_IP`. Important: each time you stop the instance and then start it again the Public DNS will change, and you will need to rebuild your game.* Export a Linux build of your game. In the **Resources** tab, set the **Export mode** to **Export as dedicated server**. Export it and check **Export With Debug** in order to obtain a `.sh` file. This is the file the cloud server will run. Use a simple name such as **server** and save your project in a folder called **server**.Open the console. Go to the folder where you saved your key, for example (use right click to paste in the console):```bashcd "C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\security"```Then type this to connect to your instance:```bashssh -i mykey.pem ec2-user@PUBLIC_DNS_HERE```If it asks for the fingerprint, type **yes**. Then type it again to connect; you should see a bird displayed.Before uploading your server file, make sure that you have pasted the Public DNS of your instance for the SERVER_IP constant in your game. If you want to upload a new version, delete the previous folder in your instance first using this command: `rm -rf ~/server`. To upload the files, you must not be connected to the instance. Open a new console and type this, using the path to your key and the path to your server folder.```bashscp -i "C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\security\mykey.pem" -r "C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\server" ec2-user@PUBLIC_DNS_HERE:~/server```Go back to the previous console where you are connected or use the previous command to connect again:```bashssh -i mykey.pem ec2-user@PUBLIC_DNS_HERE```You can type **ls** to see whether the folder has been uploaded correctly.Set the correct permissions for the files:```bashchmod -R +x server```Launch the server with this command:```bash./server/server.sh```**Make it persistent**To make it persistent and make it always run even if you close the terminal or shut down your computer you must install tmux while being connected to your EC2 instance.To install tmux:```bashsudo yum install tmux -y```Launch tmux and give the session a name:```bashtmux new -s godotserver```Do the same command as before to launch the server:```bash./server/server.sh```You can now close the console or shut down your computer, and your server will still be running.To disconnect your server, go back to your tmux session if you had left it by typing this:```bashtmux attach -t godotserver```Then press **Ctrl + C** to disconnect the server.

Oplexitie

GBM2K Framework

The GBM2K (Grid Based Movement 2K) Framework is a Godot project that facilitates the creation of 2D grid-based games.

Kenney

Starter Kit City Builder

Starter Kit City Builder is a basic template for a 3D city builder in Godot 4.3 (stable). Includes features like;- Building and removing structures- Smooth camera controls- Dynamic MeshLibrary creation- Saving/loading- Sprites and 3D Models (CC0 licensed)Controls:- W A S D: Move camera- Right mouse button: Hold to rotate camera- Left mouse button: Place building- DEL: Remove building- Spacebar: Rotate building- Q / E: Toggle between buildings- F1: Save- F2: Load